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China punishes 100 apps for breaches of personal info as consumer anxiety rises over privacy
The China Cybersecurity Center said 100 apps, across a range of industries including e-commerce and banking, have been penalised since November.
The Week That Was: No cash, no problem
Everything is going digital, from paying for Ramly burgers to eSports at the SEA games.
Virtual boyfriends a match for China's single women
The option for intimacy on-demand has gained popularity among China's middle-income young women, who are often focused on careers with no immediate plans to marry and start a family.
Artists cash in on China's online sticker craze
Stickers like the mischievous Silly Piggy and other quirky creatures are all the rage in China, giving the artists behind them a way to make money and win fans.
Australia to probe foreign interference through social media platforms
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia on Thursday established an investigation into potential foreign political interference through social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and WeChat.
Investors in China electric cars face shakeout
HONG KONG: Some of China’s wealthiest tycoons steered billions of dollars into electric-car companies in order to fuel the country’s dreams of becoming a leader in the field.
Nintendo finally brings Switch to tough Chinese market
Tencent Holdings Ltd and Nintendo Co announced they’ll begin selling the Switch console in China Dec 10, a long-anticipated entry into the world’s biggest gaming arena.
Godfrey Gao fans outraged at ‘cold-hearted’ TV execs
AN alleged WeChat conversation among executives of a TV station, expressing their views on the death of Taiwan-born Canadian model-actor Godfrey Gao, has caused outrage among his fans.
TikTok accused in California lawsuit of sending user data to China
A California college student has accused popular video-sharing app TikTok in a class-action lawsuit of transferring private user data to servers in China, despite the company's assurances that it does not store personal data there.
Now you can use your e-wallet to get your Ramly Burger fix
Fast food gets faster, with Malaysian burger brand Ramly Group now accepting e-wallet payments at most stores.